mail. and 33.21.126.90 (or
hip expenses, The election oil 01*
. who held this afternoon.
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When you see
[Our tennis" go by
Will! heaping loads
When the night air -
is (:00l and a wrap
bobs it remind you
Of more needs.
1, ”Say. does it?
THE TRUTH.
I move it to you. 1 opened the
Family ._ Liquor Store just three
, months ago. I started With one team.
Today I, have three teams to deliver
and, we .are busy. his shows that a
good many people
ylow prices. 1 don‘t. giVe stamps or
,ckets for leturn. but I give you the
cash when you buy of me. I assure
you that you will sure 20 to 40 per
cent. on all the goods we sell. 0n ev-
ery bottle goods you can save from
100 (to 250 on Ibottle. On Wines,
.«Shemy, Port, Muscntel, $1.00 gallon
-'wort.h $1.50. luterboro Beer, $1.00
0889, 24 bottles. Nassau Pilseneh,
;,$1.10 case. W. and 2,. $1.15 case.
Schlitz Beer. $1. 50 case. Clemson- and
‘Il‘lndnagan (ream Ale-.3110. Owen
Ale and other Imported Ales and
Laser All kinds of Ale or Beer
bottled 0t brewery Cordial Gin and
* Whiskey at very low prices. Table
_G‘lnret, 65c gallon. You can 't buy the
flame thing for loss than $1.00.
Come and give us a trial and satiety
. yourself. Fine Sparkling Wine, $9.00
, case or 81.00 bottle; worth $2.50. We
"11d_ellv.er to your home. No delay:
' ’1 Tel. 606-2 or postal card will do. No
.connection with any other place. This
is the only place that 1,do business.
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TELEPHONE
YOUR ORDERS
JOSEPH DISEBA, Prop.
Family Liquor Store and Wholesaler.
56 Railroad Ave South Norwnlk
w
_ ingnedion’ts,
shining Coal. * ‘
itke advantage of .
I sVNI'rAIVY BAKERY
. an a watch bout slor the Banishipt
35 South Mnln about.
solloit the continuation of your m-
We Nothing but the boat 91‘0-
ducts will be cleared. made from mob
in a shictiy sanitary
shop, ’
"_“JOHN RAIHS
The Holmes Millinery
HumanHairGoods
Dressmaking and
Remodeling
.TELE'PHQNE‘WS s MONROE sr;
o
. BUY
Hazelton
GOAL
”The B. Hersbfield 8: Son Co.
Tol. 294. 122 WI‘OI’ it.
'fbe 01000 AIV50. 01"de snore. n.1,.
. bitch is equipped With In very power»
Sui eleot‘rie mamblight‘end is used
Blot/em. was in West Ssyvllle harbor
recently. 5
This inspection of sums of the eye
ter beds of Giant. Jacob Ockero shows
that. the Blue Points one improving
The new company. the Blue Polutu
company. has been busy. all week
shipping barrel stock from Went Say
ville. We sampled some of the oys-
ters early in the 1week, and they were
certainly int and had a healthy ap-
peurnnce.
The Sterling Oyster Company. of
South Norwulk, Conn. began native
work on the water on Monday when
they sent their boats to Nirthport. L.
1., for a season of transplanting. The
seeding has been done, and the couch-
lug will not begin until next week.
The middle or the. mouth will see the
fleet in full operation.
A dispatch from Wilmington, Deb,
says this 1fall‘s oyster crop on the
Delaware and Maryland counts will
years. The rivers were ironed up for
seven weeks lust winter. and those
who have looked over the beds re-
port there lids been a marvelous
growth, and chat the bivalves are in
fine condition for the market.
ll. 0. Rowe‘s first cilrgo of oysters
to reach New Haven got there on the
new oyster steamer ii. C. Rowe. on
lbbe 215i lust, and a few hours inter
llmy of H C. Rowu Imd Co . opening
the first msteis of Ibn season of 1912 filed them with u hostelry bearing an I07 South Norwnlk Conn
(1'3.
Iopenod and shipped. The. output. 1wlll1
be increased blendily until Tbnnks— Isunded that they will exert every of IV‘V‘llkinson .VVas a daughter of Rev.
Sgiving‘ when um business will be at' fort to maintain the high standard set (lorhnm
its height Lust year the Rowe C0..
Store at
145 Wahington St.
where We will open on Saturday. Sep-
Up-to- date Footwear
for men, women and children.
MAX LEVY’S
tF‘ormeIl) on the Bridge.)
Oxfords All Styles
and Sizes ‘
M. Josem 8. Sons
Two Store...
195 Washington St. 1 Benton 3!.
N0tiCe
VWM. EFFRON
of 36 Fort street. East
Norwnllt, in paying ‘30 n lb. tor rags.
alto extra. prices lor
homo in large quantities. (lop-
r 120; by bmaéj“180; lead. 3 1-20:
loch tin, 35c: ib.; unto tires, 3:: lb,
also: linked and skinned. and leather
lib-minim. Write postal or halo
_ no «1.
THE DININC
‘ “ROOM1
We believe we have the best, most
' untial Dining Room Furniture to
ibund in thin territory and at
"that on‘nfiot be battered.
GutkowSky
all furniture and stoves
V
iii
Special
Ladies" Oxfords
andPunIps
~ Shoe Store
150 Washington at.
no.
metals. panel's. feather bed: and auto
pays the bls‘hm prim.
ntture‘.
, R Alexander
yum nosed ,
' N. «I
Bargains
George ' 1 Keeler’s
SHINE
In: others do. Bail your run rubbeni,
mobile hire: 10 fl. Alexander, as he
Also buy- nnd sell: second hand pm
HAVANA“! «IT.
Iopoued the season on August 20
_ With It capital stark of $50, 000 3‘ become well nigh as popular as man- :3] Church
m Igronp of «prominent New lanen. Inger of the Mal'ihckeum us did his prel more spent the month of June at the
w” Are Now MOV'"9 Into Our New Conn. mslermen baVe inr‘mporuted' decessor ill the poeltibu of pIopI‘ie-lor. home oi l:‘. (l “Wilkinson of Wear I'
The Mr 1.qu is. a mun Vouug in wars. but stmei, South Nolvwlk
the Oceanic OVstor company
‘mrn behind the new toumrn am they
lintend to iuVude Canada for the sale
land distribution of meters grown in
ILong island sound.
holders are John 0
with the American OVstvr company;
'life been engaged in the meter busi—
111055 and for Venus was a member of:
[George ll. Smith and Song and Dr. ihus received the widespread eudorse- Iin Sol-want cemetery
George Convelse, who owns one- -t.blrd
Ilnterst in and is the president or the
Smith llr.os Co.. of City Point. The
Oceanic Ovuler Co. will grow its stockIme Waldorf my plaz‘g. the Marie An B Comeree died at her home here.
in the waters of Long island sound in
sale on wa'k'overi New Ymk and Rbode island and will’ New Berkeley. I
ship dilect to Montreal.
r1 the largest and bV all odds the
which has taken place herenboute in
,irmont years was made public when
(‘ nrtnin Jncob Ockera announced the
oouso‘ldntion of his extensive oyster
interests in the Great South Buy with
all the holdings of the Sealsbipt Oys-
tel system in this boy. lutluded in
the transaction are Captain Linkers“
individual bbldlnge IVt Greenport and
in l’I-cobic Buy. The new oomorutlon
has been capitalized ut 51.500.000, and
Captain Oclters, who in well known oil
over the. world wherever lllue l’olut
Uri-tern are known as the Long is-
lund Oyster King. has been elected
probideut and general manager at the
company for a period (It liveiyoarn.
The new uorporntlon is entirely dis-
tinct from tho Sealehlpt system, which
gained an important looting in this
boy about two yours ago and obtained
control of much or the bent ground
tor oyster planting. The intent doul
wn engineered by W.
or three week».
corporation, wbloh in future in to cops
irol the bulk of the oynter luduxtry
in Great South my. in to be nimpiy
the Blue Point: Co. it is Well known
that lor’ltho pm twogyenrs ,numy
overture- have been made to domain
solute control her
the hi
{on or thou amt commotion”
be one of the largest. of the lust 5.01
H. Raye, of
bio ton. treasurer oi the Sonlohlpt uys>
tom. and who bun mode 0 number of
trips to Suyvlllo within the but two ~1
,Thetnnma ot the
other; by the Seninbint people tend-
ing to a consolidation. but until the
present time he he: steadily declined
to consider them, inland: or contain
(letters, and they are legion, villi be
m to know but 0 in to be lil girl
his emulate
‘ knowledge of the buslnm. due to II
lifetime or on Home In
, in: the disturbance. one «one in on
n roll .
Faint oyster indium. amends the we
and baby i. subunit, ’IIi
Emit burned, the New; ,
‘ ‘ Proprietors . 1..
The Malinekemo Hotel business 1
changed hands this morning when
James R. iconnorpthe most popular 1
hotel man The Norwalko over patron
lzed, disposed of his interests to Rich»
.nrd William anr or New york. now
residing in Dal-ion, and Harry I. Ben~ ‘
nett. proprietor of the. Central Food
Company, and for mauy‘yeal‘s a pro»
minent man in this city. The trend
i’er took place at 11 o'clock this morn.»
ing sud‘ihe new proprietors toflok pos-
session or the business at noon.
James R. Connor, the former pro~
prietor of this hostelry, ie a man be-
loved by all who had the privilege or
meeting him. A thorough business,
pnd hotel man, he knew his business
and soon after he came to this place,
become immensely popular. His re-
markable likeness to the late King Ed-
ward, prompted liisvfrionds to call him
“King,” and‘it is under this cognoman
that hole best known to The Nor-
wulks. It was with genuine [regret
Ithnt his patrons and friends learned
of his withdrawal from business, and
he retires to his farm in Brooliside
with the best wishes of all for suc-
cess and health.
The new proprietors
enter upon
1ciIcumstante-s “Klng‘ Connor bus
Not II Very gyeui' quantity was enliable reputation and those whol hinson of Los Angoles, (Mal, and Miss
know the new preprieiors are per
by the former proprietor 3
Richard William Law bids fair to
I
old ill hotel exueiiemo lie bus beenI
affiliated with the best houses in \‘eVV ‘1
IYork city and just seVeréo bis (unnec-
Tbe men iuter- Itiou as manager with \lilllV.\.Ci1d itrenz. who died in the New York 01ng
tember 7, with a complete line (”Vested m the new company as stock- well secretary of the New lurk Gm Hosnitnl,
lohueou, lately: a; New lurk Slate Howl .Vlon'a As~ south Norwalk yesterday
fol senicee were held
IJeremiab C. Smith, Who has all biogwell‘s manager for IV rm and a buliiGermun Lutheran Church. this after-1
soalntion. He had been .‘ViI Curl
and assisted in the incorporation or
the Hotel Utilities (ompuny, whlc‘hI
mom of the hotel men in New \orlll
wily and New Ymk s‘tute. ’lbnt com-I
;,pilny did businessw lib such firms nsI
toluene and
particularly with the
Of Mr. Bennett little need be anidI
The Suffolk County. L- L. News, as he is well known in The Norwsllte. lame“ -ln.luw
the newspaper authority on Long l's- except to retail that lor the past Who (“8'1 ”‘8 {m 0“" 0' ”19 “99‘“
la Id has the following to any about Went) Six years he has been engaged was largely responsible lor her death
the latest Seuis1hipt~00kere deal: "One m busmegs m Smith Norwaik and Who was about fifty- flve years old
has the recoId or making: success
most important business transaction 0:311:4th that be ever entered into ago.
Not being familiar with the hotel bus~I
Minoan he will have charge of the buy-I
'lng. etc“ until his training shall hare
uboen ripened by experience.
‘wide acquaintance among men and
women in the town will do much tow- I
nrda making the new business a sue
cons as will his Ilatutellesu in the burnt
luess World.
The hotel will be run along exuctlyI
the some lines us laid down by .Vlr.- ‘
Connor. .
Mr. Bennett will never his connec-
tion with the Central Food Company
in the near future, when the business
will be taken over by Messrs. Charles-II
ll. Fort-lb, Charles A. Walters and
Charles Benton. This transfer will
probably take place tomorrow.
w
womb Anouseo NEIGHBOR-
HOOD.
«m
w“. or any. Capt-In nee-woe . V'm.
It From the Police.
1‘
:duughter and nurse from Chautauqua.
5N. Y..1to Dnytona. Florida.
the shucbers were at work in the fac- the“ duties under most auspiciousImur children, Mrs ironic White, of-
ing 80, Jell Bags 250.
unmanned“ ow 60008 Store
8 and 5 anette building. NOWnlb, Connecticut
‘1? Now for the Jam and Jelly Season
Cut prices in the Basement on Canning Supplies.
All the Standard Makes of Fruit Jars.
MasmI’s pts. or quarts doz 500.
_ “E. Z.” pis. doz. 700qts. 79c, Lightning pts. doz.19t)c qts. $1.00
Tin JarFIllers 40, Large Preserving Kettles 59c, Fruit Presses 190
Jar Rubbers all kinds doz. 7c; Busting Spoons 4c Wax Paper-
roll 40, Jelly Tumblers doz. 190, 24c. 29c, ParaVvax for seal-
,flllilll IIILHIIERIIS.
Mrs. Amelia Wilkinson.
Mrs. Amelie Wilkinson passed away‘
August 26th, while on route with her
She leaves
Dnmorest 0a.; Edward (I. Wilkinson,I
Jay W. Wll I
I
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Cline Wilkinson 0i DuVHlouu Mrs. l
Cross of RichViile. N.
She mm a graduate of Oberlin and a .
tuithl’ul member of the Congregation
Mrs \Viikinson and \llssi‘ ; 1
e’
Funeral of Mrs. Amelia Potrenz.
The remains of Mrs. Amelia Pe-
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were brought [OI
The funer-
Peter‘s
Viondul
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I;I‘I;I'I;I;I'I,
noon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Martin I
Steup ofllrinted and the interment was
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Mrs. James 3. Cameron
WGREENWlCH Sept 5.-Mrs James
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this morning She had been in mm
health for some time. but it is said
that. anxiety over the illness of her
Mrs E. C Converse,
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we
Iller‘ husband died some twenty years
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WALL STREET. 102 10 a m. —-A rise
of over four points in Snuff and a
decline of 114. in New Haven lurnlsn- I
ed the only-lemurs of interest in enrly
dnliugs on the Stock Exchange todalfli
Other changes were nominal though
mainly upward with especial strengthI‘
tin Great Northern Ore, Steel and
Canadian Pacific. ‘
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Tut's-$335.11..-
WALH STREET. ii a. “IE—«Selected
stocks were bid up, sharply, including
Reading and U. 5. Steel, which said-
ed a point. Trading showed some do-
‘tivily at tlmon. but econ relspued into
dullness.
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LONDON Sept. bw'l'he rate of dis-
count of the Bank of England remain
ed unchanged at four, percent. today.
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Norwnik
'dnohu that in Water tweet Smith
street and "the business section. wan
awakened fut night at ll 30 by it“!
hereunto or IV woman. The criei could
be heard (or some distance. {The no
men was yelling murder. helpwpollce
ttlld other dilution signélb at the top or
her mind. The pollee'mra penned
and Captain Hunt ncoompouied by or
beer Murray and Spot-int once Rich.
m Moore not out to do the more not.
Tilda: bet tamed it down to the paper
mill dock at. the tent at Smith pimp
mid ‘i‘oliud the women who WM creel.-
1 the barge which was 'I
in the section near the 1
g? 4.;
Modlil M . ormleh president 0! the Wm“. '25-", '033‘5- Woo-in. 1:-eMpg-M1041:.{tfi-3..,3-,,~.-,,?_-g~ 41"???“ "il‘i‘Etl'flfii’... ,,~
illlnoln Pro esoive Republican Mn- .
sue was tillkidt III. a dinner in Chico»
go about certain old- lauhloued cum-
palsn methods.
."Thons methadu."nuid Mr." .Vlctior-
miob. ”team an cumimprison".i to us no
the method: 0! the moved seemed to
the inebrlnto.
" PM no luobrlnto rested against a
lump pout: e‘ 'mover pulled him. The
mayor, an ouonomioal Vamp, wag (icing
till moving by bond. till! he bud (in
“The luebrinte stand
the nwebtlbx Adore be ‘
13- 13 Mill! Street,
221mb WWO” Si-r. South
. _ w“.-. "=1 , .
' """b'we‘e‘é-‘e
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Established 1863
H. Krieger (S. Co
West Washington Street
FALL
MILLINERY
is now on exhibition In our st0re
We ere showmg a wonderful as-
sortment of Fine ‘70th and V0-
Clout Shapes; also Satin and Moire
Covered Shapes. Fancy Feath:
ers and Wings. .You are invited
to come and inspect our display.
Our Charge System
will be brought to your notice
more than ever this' season.
Don’t forget that ours is‘ the
people’s store. We can supply
all your wants for just a little
outlnyol ready club.
The Beers Meat at
Provmon C0.
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'03-: “eeeoowoh'eop
» Wanted: and Unfininhod Wor-
solids to! the subunit ileum
Established 1868 ‘
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be ready for your ibupoctlofl.‘
Never before have We offered
such a splendid ”normal not
lubrica‘nudoolorlugn. (thovlote.
tied! in every» nounelvuble
odiorlngs. . . . "
suits and climb-ii. $30.00 and l -
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To lured to 00;de warhehops‘ '
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